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39 Clever And Witty One-Panel Comics By New Yorker Cartoonist Ali Solomon (New Pics)
Interview With Artist
Attention everyone! Ali Solomon is back on Bored Panda with her hilarious series of single-panel comics. If you missed our last post featuring her work, we encourage you to catch up on her earlier cartoons. For those unfamiliar with Ali, she began her artistic journey by creating a daily comic strip for The Cornell Daily Sun and has since become a regular contributor to the New Yorker, with her work also appearing in other popular publications.
We reached out to the New Yorker cartoonist again to find out more about her work. First, we were curious about the themes Solomon finds most recurring in her series. The artist told us: “It's odd because as a parent and teacher, I tend to avoid drawing about parenting and teaching (I guess I talk about those topics so much I don't want to bore people by also drawing about it. I try to make comics that capture the absurdity of daily life and, by default, the female experience. My goal is for someone to read my comics and think either ‘Oof, that happened to me,’ or ‘Dear Lord, did that really happen to her???’”
Keep scrolling to see the most recent strips by this artist and to learn more about the Queens, NY-based cartoonist and writer from our interview.
More info: Instagram | ali-solomon.com | x.com
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Jess Smith 2 years ago
Only 500? Once, thanks to the magic of Google's sleep function, I had 10k+ tabs open!
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General Anaesthesia 2 years ago (edited)
He lucked out. It could have been, "... - we're spending the day at the beach." I guess I'm not a beach fan.
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Jess Smith 2 years ago (edited)
BP, for f[]ucks sake stop censoring killing, it's ridiculous. Furthermore, it adds to the perception that talking about death is bad, particularly suicide, which may keep suicidal people from discussing it due to shame or a fear of being stigmatized and judged. Just because society does it, doesn't mean you have to.
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Cydney Golden 2 years ago
I bet they'd like to prosecute women for having periods, I mean that's a baby she's not going to have.
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matt adore 2 years ago
What? Okay... These were funny to start but are progressively getting more and more "New Yorker" drivel.
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Serena Myers 2 years ago
E for effort, N.U , for not understanding most of these, but meds for bruised ribs tend to mess with what passes for my brain, lol.
Norbert (Nick) Onaitis 2 years ago
I remember a cartoon from the previous century(yes, I'm that old!) It was two dereliction sitting on the sidewalk, sharing a bottle of cheap wine in a paper bag. One is saying "A good wine, but Noa great wine." Probanlbly politically incorrect...also he's probably a Nazi. ..and a Trumpist Republican.
Serena Myers 2 years ago
E for effort, N.U , for not understanding most of these, but meds for bruised ribs tend to mess with what passes for my brain, lol.
Norbert (Nick) Onaitis 2 years ago
I remember a cartoon from the previous century(yes, I'm that old!) It was two dereliction sitting on the sidewalk, sharing a bottle of cheap wine in a paper bag. One is saying "A good wine, but Noa great wine." Probanlbly politically incorrect...also he's probably a Nazi. ..and a Trumpist Republican.
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